2009/8/5 Steffen Mueller <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> Dodger wrote:
>>
>> 2009/8/4 Steffen Mueller <[email protected]>:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Dodger wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Okay, so I just made wxMac 2.8.10 successfully and installed it. Then
>>>> I went to instal the stable WxPerl, but the Makefile.PL didn't like
>>>> being on a Mac (complaints about --ldflags not being a valid option,
>>>> etc, and thus failure). So then I grabbed the latest bleeding edge
>>>> version from subversion, and went to make that. THEN I went into the
>>>> CPAN shell to install ExtUtils::XSpp (the readme might should mention
>>>> that this is a requirement, BTW) and tried again and it made, tested,
>>>> and installed just fine.
>>>
>>> Why should it? It doesn't mention any of the other dependencies either.
>>> It's
>>> in Makefile.PL with all other Perl module dependencies and running
>>> Makefile.PL will tell you what's missing (unless it bombs out earlier, of
>>> course).
>>
>> Well, yeah but it's just that it would be good to see a list of
>> dependencies rather than wading through it and then trying to figure
>> out what it's looking for. Rather than saying it's missing a module, I
>> got:
>>
>> "Cannot open 'xspp -t typemap.xsp -t ../../typemap.xsp
>> XS/RichTextCtrl.xsp |': No such file or directory in RichText.xs, line
>> 65"
>
> That's certainly bad. Did you run Makefile.PL and read its output? Did it
> not warn about ExtUtils::XSpp missing? If it didn't, that's a bug. If it
> did... you should have paid more attention :)

I did. I got this:

perl Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Warning: prerequisite ExtUtils::XSpp 0.04 not found.
Writing Makefile for Wx::RichText
Writing Makefile for Wx::Print
Writing Makefile for Wx::DateTime
Writing Makefile for Wx::Html
Writing Makefile for Wx::Media
Writing Makefile for Wx::Help
Writing Makefile for Wx::XRC
Writing Makefile for Wx::Grid
Writing Makefile for Wx::STC
Writing Makefile for Wx::AUI
Writing Makefile for Wx::Socket
Writing Makefile for Wx::DND
Writing Makefile for Wx::Calendar
Writing Makefile for Wx::MDI
Writing Makefile for Wx::DocView
Writing Makefile for Wx::FS
Writing Makefile for Wx::Perl::SplashFast
Writing Makefile for Wx::Perl::Carp
Writing Makefile for Wx::Perl::TextValidator
Writing Makefile for Wx::Perl
Writing Makefile for Wx
Writing Makefile for Wx

and that's it. It acted like it went fine.

-- 
Dodger

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